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American Black Journal
The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History celebrates 60 years in the city
It’s a big year for the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. The Detroit treasure is celebrating 60 years of preserving and honoring the Black experience. Host Stephen Henderson talks with longtime museum employee Kevin Davidson about the museum's legacy and how the exhibits have expanded to become immersive experiences for visitors.
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A look at some of the stories and conversations from “American Black Journal” in 2022.
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Host Stephen Henderson talks with three local pastors about the Black Church in 2023.
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Comic author Saladin Ahmed, Soul Studio’s holiday market, and Artlab J’s winter gala.
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Covenant House Michigan’s 25th anniversary and Michigan Judge John A. Murphy retires.
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Stephen Henderson and Kym Worthy reflect on the Malice Green murder 30 years ago.
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Examining the Black church’s role providing relief, support and hope during the holidays.
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DEI workplace efforts, Ebiara Fund for minority developers
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Black women entrepreneurs, Birwood Wall, Detroit Bass Day, and Tyrone Winfrey’s passing.
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A law firm marks 50 years, the Detroit Doll show returns, and the Army faces shortages.
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“American Black Journal” and BridgeDetroit examine home repair needs in Detroit.
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“The Black Church in Detroit” series examines the church’s role in politics and elections.
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DPSCD’s COVID recovery, Forgotten Harvest CEO’s future, Black Greek letter organizations